2nd grade Homework Week of 11/18-11/22, 2019

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MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

LANGUAGE VETERANS’ DAY-NO Write sentences using Write sentences using 5 Study spelling words Spelling test
HOMEWORK 5 of your spelling of your spelling words. Take a practice
ARTS words. spelling test. Circle the
words you got wrong
and write them 3
times each.

MATH Solve the problem below Solve the problem Solve the problem below Solve the problem
by using the arrow way, below by using the by drawing place value below by drawing
number line, or mental arrow way, number discs. place value discs.
math. line, or mental math.

88 + 60 = _____ 79 – 42 = _____ 48 + 34 = _____ 57 + 42 = _____

SCIENCE What causes the Draw the first two

Please use complete appearance of the phases of the moon.
sentences. moon to change?

SOCIAL Tell one difference Tell one difference

between Georgia today between the Cherokee
STUDIES and Georgia in the past. then and now.
Please use complete
sentences.
Spelling Words
1. my 6. brake 11. candy 16. sixty
2. put 7. stove 12. globe 17. bundle
3. whale 8. come 13. fifty 18. sample
4. spoon 9. smile 14. why 19. who
5. some 10. book 15. smoke 20. one
 Social Studies Vocabulary
adapt: to adjust to changes in one’s environment
Cherokee: a group of American Indians (Native Americans)
known for their structured government and community life
who formerly occupied much of Northern Georgia,
Tennessee, and the Carolinas
choice: making a decision when faced with two or more
possibilities
Creek: a group of American Indians (Native Americans)
whose confederation formerly occupied much of Alabama
and Georgia colony
contrast: to note differences
compare: to note similarities
cultural: of or relating to a particular group of people and
their habits, beliefs, traditions, etc.
culture: the pattern of human behavior that includes ideas,
beliefs, values, artifacts, and ways of making a living
geographic: belonging to or having a characteristic of a
particular region
historical: of or relating to history
location: where something is
natural resources: materials or substances such as
minerals, forests, water, and fertile land that occur in
nature and can be used for economic gain or personal use
opportunity cost: benefit, profit, or value of something
that must be given up to acquire or achieve something else
regions: an area with one or more characteristics or
features that make it from other areas
scarcity: in short supply
settler: one who travels to a new place to create a new
living situation
transportation: the act or process of moving people or
things from one place to another
Math Vocabulary
Academic Language:
Drawing-a picture or diagram.
Strategy-a method or way of solving a problem
Place value- the numerical value that a digit has by
virtue of its position in a number.
Properties- a quality or characteristic
Operation- a mathematical process
properties of operations-rules for addition,
subtraction, multiplication, and division
Addition- to join two or more numbers to get a total
Subtraction-taking one number away from another
Add- to join two or more numbers to get a total
Subtract- to take one number away from another
Add- to join two or more numbers to get a total
Subtract- to take one number away from another
Science Vocabulary
Appearance: the way someone or something looks
Circle: a round plane figure
Crescent: the curved, sickle shape of the moon
Earth: the planet on which we live
Half: either of two equal parts of which something is
or can be broken
Moon: an object that orbits Earth and appears as a
pale disc in the night sky
Movement: a change in position
Pattern: a design or event that repeats
Position: where something is located
Sun: The star at the center of the solar system that
provides heat and light to the Earth
Whole: all of; entire
Predict: to tell or declare in advance
Describe: to tell or depict in written or spoken words
Illustrate: to explain or make something clear by using
examples, charts, or pictures
Observations: Receiving knowledge of the outside
world through our senses
ELA Vocabulary/Academic Language:
Identify – recognize and name
Informational Aids – provides the reader with
additional information about the subject of the text
Example – one of a number of things, or a part of
something, taken to show the character of the
whole
Locate – to find
Fact – important words or phrases that can be
proven true using research, statistics, or
observation
Graphic Aids – provides the reader with a visual
representation of information connected to the
subject of the text
Information – facts about something or someone
Key – important
Organizational Aids – help the reader to preview
text, make predictions, locate information, and
activate prior knowledge
Print Features – relates to print such as font size,
color, or style and draw the reader’s attention to
important information
Text Features – a unique characteristic of a text
that emphasizes an important idea or detail (e.g.,
graphic aids, informational aids, organizational aids,
and print features
Informative-providing useful or interesting
information.